It wasn’t any of his business where you got the sweatshirt. Anyone who wastes energy on getting offended over a sweatshirt needs to learn to pick their battles

That’s why I got mine. My black ass could end up unemployed or dead whenever, so why not enjoy it?

That’s not the vibe that I got from the end of the article at all. It was meant to reassure those who can’t necessarily afford one for various reasons that they don’t need to make further sacrifices to get one. It’s a wonderful product, sure, but as he said, it’s not going anywhere. If you are in a good enough…

Deal with it 

Incredibly poignant:

I’m mostly done with gaming at this point anyway. I’ve been playing them for 40 years and I feel like I’ve covered pretty much every genre several times over. There just isn’t that much that catches my eye anymore. Cyberpunk 2077, Doom Eternal, and The Outer Worlds are really the only games I’m looking forward to at…

“Nissan should probably do the mature thing here and swallow its pride and find out a way to work with Renault and FCA”

In all fairness, the vibe on Weibo is to hate on them too. There are quite a few Chinese that have that sense of civility and are simply appalled when some jackass gets featured on the news for obviously terrible behavior. The ugly American tourist stereotype exists and those in the US who are cultured enough find…

Over fifty percent of foreign tourists currently come from mainland China and South Korea.

Yea but I don’t want to be refused service or entry because of just how foreign I am. There’s the assumption there that black people aren’t very intelligent (or so I’m led to believe) so are even less likely to speak the language or be familiar with the customs.

if nothing else, this show has highlighted just what a bunch of irrational crybabies some people are about entertainment. it was building with the backlash to Marvel/Star Wars/DC films, and here we are, in the midst of a completely unreasonable, very public meltdown.